Incessant Rains Wreak Havoc in Jharkhand

Incessant rains in Jharkhand for the past two days have caused significant damage, including washed-away roads, uprooted trees, and collapsed bridges. The state government has closed all schools and deployed NDRF teams for rescue operations. Despite heavy rainfall, no casualties have been reported, and the situation remains under control.

Incessant rains over the past two days have wreaked havoc in Jharkhand, leading to washed-away road diversions, uprooted trees, damaged homes, and a collapsed bridge. An official reported no casualties so far.

The Jharkhand government ordered all schools closed on Saturday to ensure safety. NDRF teams were deployed in Ranchi for rescue operations in low-lying areas inundated by continuous rainfall.

Local meteorological authorities issued heavy rain alerts for multiple districts. In Ranchi, more than 40 individuals were rescued from waterlogged areas. Meanwhile, collapsed bridges and washed-away diversions affected connectivity in various regions.